Sentence examples for intense brightness from inspiring English sources

Sweerts uses several stock characters to illustrate these actions, and the series highlights a flair for drama: areas of intense brightness seem to pop out from dark backgrounds.

Copland's America is heard at the beginning of the concerto: the intense brightness, the clean spaces of the melodies hinting of modal folk tunes, and the use of harshness and harmonic conflict as an expression of optimism, not despair.

Buratti said that intense brightness, like "freshly fallen snow", suggests intense activity akin to that on Enceladus, the frozen moon of Saturn where scientists have seen plumes erupting from a saltwater ocean beneath the ice.

When a light, such as a car headlamp, is directed at it, instead of diffusing and scattering the light, it reflects the energy directly back at the source, resulting in an intense brightness.

The extent to which this more intense brightness peaking helps enhance the sense of HDR in the screen's pictures is considerable.

Samsung QLED's third key benefit as a TV technology is that despite its intense brightness and color saturations, it is immune to screen burn.

Or, if you want the intense colors and brightness delivered by Samsung's 'QLED' technology, the 55-inch QN55Q6FNA and, especially, the 65 QN65Q6FNarere both enjoying hefty discounts.

The other benefit is that the beam can be concentrated into a small area and can provide very intense bursts of brightness.

Last night, as darkness fell and the lights went out in businesses and households across Britain in remembrance of the outbreak of the first world war, a huge pillar of white light pierced the night sky above London, its brightness so intense that it could be seen over 12 miles away.

Auroral breakup is used to refer to a sudden and intense increase in the brightness and motion of an aurora in the polar ionosphere (e.g., Elvey 1957; Akasofu 1963).

At the same time, though, the automatic tone mapping handles very extreme areas of HDR light with aplomb, letting them look more intense without having to compromise average brightness levels.